Snow in June? Surely not, as she peered from her window. No, it can’t be snow, it doesn’t look right. As she moved closer, almost sticking her nose on the windowpane.
Clouds on the ground? Most odd, since the sky all around is bright blue. She would even call that sky cerulean, such a pretty name. So those clouds can’t be clouds, but what in the world are they?
So she opened her door. Bizarrely the ground was made of candy and bubble-gum. And she was now holding some flowers.
She must be dreaming… surely.
Ah well, back to bed!
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Image credit: Mehrab Sium @Unsplash
This image shows an open door from which a hand extends holding a bouquet of pinkish white flowers. This image is superimposed on an image of a cloudy sky, giving the impression that the wall with the door is resting on the clouds.
Written in response to Sadje‘s What Do You See #344 photo prompt.
luna's on line 
We can’t say, it’s always snowing somewhere, can we?🥲
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Hundred percent, you’re right, Jude. It will snow somewhere in the world, in fact, it might snow a bit further up in South Africa in a few weeks!
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I know it’s always raining somewhere, or it’s always night time somewhere, but excluding the polls, snow might not match the saying.
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Remarkable story! However, winter will soon arrive there, won’t it? 😏🥰
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Alas, winter is already here, at least in Cape Town!! Definitely chilly, but fortunately not snowing! 🥶🥰😅
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aw what a lovely tale Chris 🫶
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Aww, thanks a lot, Mich! 💛
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Lovely take Chris. A lovely dream. Thanks for joining in.
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Such an interesting photo, eh? Thanks for that Sadje – I had to write something odd!
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Thanks dear friend.
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Love your surreal dream Chris….or was it??😀👏
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Let’s just keep guessing, eh? 😉
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😀👌
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In Wisconsin, the only months that would shock us for snowfall are July and August. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaany other month is up for grabs, lol!
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Gosh, chilliness around for 10 months!! Waaaaay too long for me.
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Are you sure it was a dream? What if the clouds are still there when she wakes up? Hmmm… 🤔
I love your take, Chris! 😊🧡
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Hmm, definitely something strange may still occur… 🤔
Still, glad that you enjoyed that, Punam. 💛💛
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may to december
ten to twelve
three six nine
what s yours cannot be mine Chris
your name sake is ashamed of his texas twang
so sad
too bad
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Sounds like a Clapping Song, or maybe that Pedal Pawn Texas Twang, yes?
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he s a lecture at our local cathedral
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If she is in Alaska- it could very well be snow!
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Ah yes, of course… Alaska is a long, long way up. Gosh, chilly (like in Chile but in the other way, way down).
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I thought she was in Heaven!
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Quite possibly. I did have a thought about that as well!
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🙂
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Wait. Just. A. Minute!!
lol
Liz gave it away (or titled my rather precarious sense of perspective)… the photo? It’s clearly been turned upside down!
there, now I can get on with the day out there
fun post
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I hope you, Clark, are busy reading those wonderful books. Plus you could borrow an excellent old typewriter… keep going… 😉
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I love the writings of surreal weather patterns, especially in our human induced climate change. It seems so appropriate.
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The weather is much weirder now isn’t it, although climate change has been a conversation for several decades. Definitely not getting better either.
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Going back to bed always works for me, nice story Chris.
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Thanks, Jim. I’m glad that you enjoyed it.
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Good take Chris.
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Thanks Di.
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A very interesting dream, Chris! That image set off quite a flight of imagination!
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Maybe even a flight of fancy?
Thanks, Dave.
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If you were in MN/WI/Michigan, snow would be possible. But no need to shovel because it’d all melt in 10 minutes! 🙄😂
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My goodness!!! I had no idea about that…
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(Doesn’t happen often in June, but there is also that amazing Prince song ‘Sometimes It Snows in April’).
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Oh aye, cool!
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Snow in June? You must be thinking back to the Britain of the ’70’s 🤣
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Gosh, wasn’t it rather hot in 1976? Ties were removed and shirts/blouses had two buttons opened…
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Just the two though!
Absolutely…but then I remember heavy snow in April ’79! And when it snowed on my b’day at the end of May.
You’ve got to love the weather over here!
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Strange weather… and quite often in the UK. Quirky might be the word then? 😉
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Most definitely!
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Love this, and mine also fell into dreamscape.
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Aww, delightful…. mmm.
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Climate cooling is back!
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Could be…
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A wonderful dream ☁️
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Oh yes, it was!
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🌺
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very creative and love how it started and flowed –
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Thanks so much, Yvette!
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xxx
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I love where your imagination drove you, Chris. Beautifully written.
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Aww, thank you so much, Balroop!
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